XTA 5 Series - Manual (Page 29)

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Memory Structure
As with the DP226 and DP224, the 5 Series
5 Series 5 Series 5 Series have their memories split into sections, allowing independent recall of
crossover settings (i.e. all parameters associated with outputs), and input settings. Additionally, the graphic equaliser
settings and dynamic equaliser settings are stored in independent locations.
There are, therefore, four types of memory available –
INPUT INPUT INPUT INPUT , CROSSOVER, DYNAMIC CROSSOVER, DYNAMIC CROSSOVER, DYNAMIC CROSSOVER, DYNAMIC and GRAPHIC GRAPHIC GRAPHIC GRAPHIC .
These, and all combinations of memory types, appear in the GLO GLO GLO GLOBAL BAL BAL BAL MEMORY MEMORY MEMORY MEMORY Sub Sub Sub Sub Menu Menu Menu Menu , and its operation
warrants a little more explanation.
Selecting to
Store Store Store Store or Recall Recall Recall Recall using the Global Global Global Global Memory Memory Memory Memory option offers the possibility of storing various
combinations of the available memory types, and these are selected using the B B B BACK ACK ACK ACK and NEXT NEXT NEXT NEXT keys.
To explain how this all works, please consider the following example.
There are 10 memories stored in the unit with various combinations of input, graphic, DEQ and crossover memories.
As can be seen, different memory locations contain different combinations of the three memory types available. If it is
required to recall a location that contains everything (Input, Graphic, DEQ, and Crossover settings), this will limit the
selection as shown overleaf…